Schemes' long-term goals receding, says study

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The vast majority of schemes now have a clear long-term objective, but unfortunately for most that destination is getting further away, says Aon Hewitt.

The consultant's Global Risk Survey revealed that the number of schemes that did not have a long term goal fell from three in ten in 2008 to less than one in ten this year. This goal was divided...

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